FBI Lists Wahrlich as Ten Most Wanted Fugitive
The FBI names Wahrlich, an alleged kidnapper and assailant, as a Ten Most Wanted fugitive. He is described as 5 2 tall, blue eyed with multiple scars, last seen in Tucson after abducting a 6 year old girl in 1964. He has a history of violence and is considered armed and dangerous. Notify FBI with any information.
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Tea Tax Strife Helped Spark American Independence
Historical note traces how Britain's tea policy and Parliament acts spurred colonial protest. Monopoly by the East India Company, Stamp Act and Townshend duties provoked boycotts and smuggling of tea, fueling resentment that contributed to the American Revolution.
Tea Acts and Rebellious Protests in Colonial America
The article sketches 1773 events withSpany’s privileges to sell tea below Dutch prices and the tax on colonists. It notes the Tea Act and the first rebellious acts by the Sons of Liberty and other protests across towns and villages, highlighting the growing resistance to British policy.
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